Today, UNICEF marks 75 years with India. 🥳

On 10 May 1949, UNICEF started with just three staff members. Since then, has been working for and with children, families, and communities across the country.

Our work and mission have been made possible with the steadfast support of

Vaccines are the world's safest method to protect children from life-threatening diseases.

Join Cynthia McCaffrey, Cynthia McCaffrey and RJ Rahul Makin as they talk about vaccination, its history in India and its impact on the lives of children across the country.

Congratulations on 75 years of UNICEF’s partnership with India. It is a journey of milestones for children made possible by the strong alliance with the Government of India.

And as India soars on the global stage, UNICEF will remain by its side.

Such a happy moment. 💙

Sharing some glimpses into Kareena Kapoor Khan's first day in her new role as UNICEF India National Ambassador.

Here’s to more such moments #ForEveryChild .

Children have been and always will be at the centre of our work as an organization.

Congratulations to Gauranshi, Kartik, Vinisha and Nahid on your appointment as UNICEF India Youth Advocates.

I welcome you to the team and look forward to working together.

Heartiest welcome to Kareena Kapoor Khan as the new UNICEF India National Ambassador.

You’ve been an ardent supporter of children’s rights across India.

We look forward to continuing this journey with you and #ForEveryChild .

The launch of the Green Rising India Alliance is a big step towards securing a more sustainable and livable planet for all children.

Through this partnership, we aim to enable young people to co-create climate action and become changemakers for environmental protection.

“Let’s colour this world…
with the colours of change…”

#LiFESong by Ricky Kej releases on 2 Dec.

Generation Unlimited YuWaah (Generation Unlimited India) at UNICEF

UNICEF welcomes the launch of the ‘Guide on Gender Inclusive Communication’ developed by the @MinsitryWCD and National Gender and Child Centre, LBSNAA with UN Women India and Gates Foundation India support.

The guidelines offer language inclusion on gender, challenge and gender stereotypes